by Michal Mahgerefteh
March 28, 2011
sing to me
as I lie under eastern skies
wonder about unspoken truths
the fossils of life
how they erupt in a blaze of verses
releasing raw memories
sing to me
as I peer into the Eye of Infinity
no ending days of ticking clocks
emptiness in the comfort that I seek
my attention perceives only
wordless wealth of images
sing to me
as my russet eyes behold the spine of books
sprung from clusters of Fig and Apple
tenets of faith burst colors of royalty
a gift from the magical vineyard
ripples every step
sing to me
as the hymns of the Three Fallen Voices
nestle within my mortal eart
he yolk-root deepens into midori green
till the ten attributes of Sephirot
are completely understood
Michal Mahgerefteh is an award-winning poet and artist. She is Editor and Publisher of Poetica Magazine, Reflections of Jewish Thought. Her debut poetry collection, In My Bustan, was released in late 2009, and her second book, Field of Harps, a collection of poems and drawings, is scheduled to be released January 2011. Michal is currently working on a contemporary acrylic paintings centered on the letter Shin, “Shin: The Three Pillars.”
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Welcome to the New Vilna Review*A Note From the Publisher - February 8, 2012*
Dear readers and contributors, The New Vilna Review has been going through some changes the past few months, and our focus has shifted to offering an expanded selection of poetry, fiction and arts writing. We are once again accepting submissions, and look forward to continuing to publish some of the most interesting and thought provoking work in the world of Jewish arts and letters. -Daniel E. Levenson Publisher and Editor-in-Chief The New Vilna Review |
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